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... GreenhousePlants-.1. Bowie. 6 do. -Thomas Darling. Seedling Pansies-1, 2, and 3 A. M'Hardy. THIRD CLASS-MAlPiIT GARDENERS. Geraniums in Single Trusses-Robert Thom, Cornhill. Fibrous Irises-) 2, and 3 James Berry, Broadford Hardy Shrutbs-llobert Donald. Woodside ...
... 2s St A. Fowler; 3, 'Wiliarn Hurry. hi . .. b O Best E'alceolarias in trusses-.W. Barron, gasrdener,' d, Crathes. T O Best Hardy, Herbaceous Plants-I, A. Westland, gar~ detter, Arbeadle; 2, W~illiam Walker; 3I WilaNury 3 Best Dojble Stocks- i Anderson ...
... RDENING. CONSERVATORY AND GREENIOUsE.-Allow conservatory border plants the full advantage of favourable weather, that a compact hardy habit may be produced. Regulate the shoots of climbers, and see that adequate supplies of water are given and insects repressed ...
... SECOND-GENTLEMi5N'S GARDENERS, AXD GENTLEUN .KEEPING GARDENERS. Grapes-I John M'Hardy, Durottar; 2 Thomnas Darling, Woodhill; 3 John M'Hardy. Donottar. Strawberries-I and 2 Thomas Darling, Woodhill; 3 James Laing. Ellon Castle Green Flesh Melon-i Walter Aitchison ...
... presence, the utmost enthusiasm was manifested throughout the nleighbouring districts, and great preparations wvere made by the hardy villagers in anticipation of this event. On the day appointed, hundreds might be seen, dressed in thea appropriate Highland ...
... prizes. Tlm number of entries for competition was 361, being greater than on any previous occasion- and the Judges- Messrs Hardie, Newton; Raniie, Mortntblairy; Hall, Drurninnor; and Cobban, Westhall-expressed a very high opinion of the entire collection ...
... Webster, Inverury ; 3 John Bisset 2 Heads Celerou-l and 2, Thomas Greig; 3, Geo. Presly 2 Heads Cauliflower-l, John Smith, Inverury; 2, Rev.tlas. Greig. Chapel; 3, George Brown 2Brssels $prouts-I, Thomas Craig; 2,iA. S. M'Lean; 3 George Presly 2 Heads Pickling ...
... Greeniouse fleaths-1, Thomas Darlinr, Woodhill; 2, le William Joss, Banchory House; 3, John Robertson, lO Haddo Fouse. d 6 Greenhouse Plants-Thomas Darling. t, 12 Do. do, -John Robertson, Haddo House. ls Flouer Device-John M'Hardy, Dunottar. Extra prizes ...
... First Class. Second Class. Jessy Reid Afary Knight Jane Hardy Mary Middleton Anti Hardy Isabella Garden Margaret Middleton noTs' W1lTING CLASSES. First Class. Robert Walker C`eorge Brebrner Thomas Ogilvy Robert Kidd Forth Class Archibald Watt Charles 121 ...
... the 16th ult,, Ann Siwa Hogg, wife of the Rev. Thomas Hill; and at same lace, 0o S the 23d ult., the infant son of the Rev. Thomas Hill. At 7 Union Place, Montrose. on the 24th nlt. aged three a years. Thomas Anderson, son of the Rev. John Laird. - At Kinnedder ...
... 5,1769. But, if this Ebenezer be the son of Mr and Mrs Olipan' of I'ye Brdge ther sn Lwrence Thomas, hap- tize in t. ary', o the15thof epteber1766 coildI hardy hve bon ake to he pisopalfon soeariy aft-ri btsbirh a th yong resyteian OfAusenthe fourth sonnamd ...
... Banking Company, Aberdieen, in her 7oth At F10, George Street, en the l5th current of Scurletis Thomas Yeats, sged three years and ten montis only s Thomas Ewen, Advocate.O Aberdeen. On the. 5th inst., at St. Catherine's, near Horndean H arnsshire.in her ...